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‘Mayillianilln Enlisted ‘
help
for Fall and Winter
ALI. PA'r‘rIsNI, 100
FAsl-llon soon, Io, when .qu
with Pattern.
macxnuo OTEL snoox.
scorn N lawns:
and quote you factory prices.
_ and brought up in Nmslh'llmm
wearnaa FORECAST.
For Norwalkf and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Friday increasing cloudiness:
at prices Xpuh be gin
Here' is oneas I Item: first: I all"? Enid“ M ‘ A”for yourself us well ‘II Mid children. ‘
Globe-Wernmke Bookcases
lurnl‘Ili the home as well II to care for the books. They: are construclhd in units, and
whether used as individual lihilatiap. or united he I wildo for th family, they ate always corn- ‘
plate and efficient. They are the standard of I modern book—cane construction, and made in
, many styles and finishes. As the need of I. hook-case breathes more and more prIII‘lng. you
will eventually buy a GLOBE-WERNICKE-Why not now? We will be glad to show them
topay..,,
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A copy of the "World's Best Books" for home reading presented free to all visitorI who
bring to our store a copy of this advertisement. ,
The A. J. Collins Company
12-18 North Main SL '
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So. Norwalk. Conn.
not much change in temperature; mo-
derate east to southeast winds. A
slightodisturbance central this morn-
ing near Chicago, is producing cloudy
weather with light locsl’ehowers in
the Mississippi Valley and the western
portiou oi the Lake region. Pleasant
weather prevails in other sections
east of the Rocky Mountains. Moder-
ate temperatures continue in all sec-
tions. The western disturbance will
move slowly eastward, and this vicini-
ty will be on the Southern edge of it
Friday afternoon or lllgllt.
m.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘cmpel'alure: Minimum. *5: maxi~
mum, 79. Clear.
ulna—lo“ "
' UPSET BY EliiillBE
GREENWICl-i, Sept. 21.~-—William J.
Kenwortlly. a small farmer, aged
about 60 years, who has heen'ln the
town lockup for two'days on a charge,
of insanity made by his wife, was ex-
amined yesterday by Dr. Griswold and
Dr. 'Platti by order of Judge Jeremiah
Tierney, of the Greenwich- probate
court. Following their report, Judge _
Tierney ordered that Kenworthy be 2
committed to the Dr. Givens sanita-
lium for treatment and "'uhserintion
for three months.
Kcnwotthy is a neighbor of William
Stewart. Tod. the New York banker.
who owns 450 acres on liii.‘ top of
Round Hill in Greenwich. whenoo the.
Hudson Palisades. 20 miles distanl,}
can be seen. lionworihy, has alien
ished a grudge againsl Mr. Tod, who
bus refused to pay him $20,000 for
the small farm which be occupied on,
a life lease and which will bcromoi
the property of Kcnworihy's four villi-i
drcn when he dies. Tilt‘ Kouworthy‘.
flimlly now work-s it and paddle the
, .. M”... ——»-,y produle ill tho,vlllngo. Mr. Toll and
ROMMO“ (0i ”“3 ““Fiwuwm“ a the Kenworihys llnvo eduul title to ll
\,
An open air Soolalisl rally will be
held in the Mullnlholllo hotel Square.
this evening, when Solomon Fleidlnan,
n'lloiumbia lluivl-rsity professor, will \rhat
spunk on socialism. .
M hill
The Norwnlk City Council will open m0?“
the bids for tile paving this afternoon
at u spot‘illl meeting to he held in the
mun-til cllnmher.‘ The bids will be
awarded at some later time, to be (10
tilled today.
eddo
Send us In order for one loud. and we will retain you as I out
tamer. Clean, free from slate, uniform quality. suitable“ for furnace.
range. stove or self-feeder. Prime on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS,
That’ s It L—
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ABOUT FEEDS
Starch as wall as
he is really huylngftglo
if it were cilt‘upcr
s.
Molasses is good, but there is no magic in it. as the Western
mullulacl. llers would have you helium.
call the food a superior one, in
corn meal.
‘fielmn’rmli molasses ~enn. come a multitude or s u:
just what should be in is
The) use the molasses to
it is no boiler limit the starch from
m sees, is come. tell illio sugar in di-
Tilt‘ law states
I! the consumer hum something about
Ind would be efl'w'wtlve though some
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
him! in quality, first ill mire. always in the minds of its custom-
llounie Home Ground Feed tor Horses, (‘ ultio apd Poultry.
rut
' and there are eight to ten broods each
03 ‘A HOiTiling ~
limos it seems as if this same cmel‘lmer would hm thunder and light-‘
lionnip Home Ground l-‘vodr. sail on their
modest man Maddox- Jones is lVelrtht of way over it inno lending in
known him ‘01 3'93” 3““ “9"" know i the rear of the Toll plum. and u few "
till he told me JHSL “0W ”‘1” 1‘9 ex lvcars ago Kvuworlhy pill-d the lane
hibits M iii?» “03"” “NM“ Hull of stones to keep 'l‘od nunv. Tod
Borne Browne ‘0? “M”““"""'[ luluowd the stimuli and got on order.
never knew either—mull n duy or NO of court rostriillinl; Kluuottln ilom
ago."---Pllll(‘h piling up obstructions. 'i‘hon lwnw-or
....__ W” ”W“ thy posted signs, which read, “The
“0"" SUEs xiii: anytl‘ogwor ll {NLLSFCZT iiflitir»;
E. 0. BENEDICT ‘ r' ""V” ‘ t 9‘ a mum
when Kenworthy was around. fenring‘
he might commit some mad set. When
NEW YORK. Sept. 21.—~C‘omnlodoro
E. C. Benedict, Frank 3. Hastings, who
locked up Kenworihy said he had
. coaxed a confession troll his wife ro-
married the oommodores niece: Mnr- oantly that 30 year! ago she had ul‘
till J. Quinn. Ed‘l‘m B99". and “‘9 lowed a mlnisie'r to lilIs her; This
lndlanapolia Gas company. are Ilam- Mrs. xenwormy dent”,
in a, suit started yesterday in the “I“...
supreme court by \Adolalde M. iieuel DELEGATE FLAHERTYls REPORT
for herself. and other stockholders for * ..._... .
an aceountlns and settieihent of the The Best Ever submitted to Norwaik
affairs of the gas companY- Mrs. .
Hanoi charges that Benedict, Hastings.
Aerie of Eagles.
The best report ever given by any
Quinn and Bears have unlawfully ro—
celved money of the company which
delegate to any national convention
to his own eerie upon his return, wee
she believes exceeds 8500.000. and she that given to Norwalk Aefi, No. 688,
asks that receiver be appointed for Fraternal Order of Eagle: .by Past
the gas company llendlns the settle Worthy President David rlaherty. of
meat of her suit. Prospect avenue, who has just recent-
Mrs. iieuel is the holder of 349
shares of common stock of the com»
ly returned from the national conven-
tion held in California. The report
pauy, which is capitalised at 12.00.00. wee most interesting to all present
with 40.000 shares of '50 i3" Vlillw- sad Owes given and accepted with a n
At the urolont moment, MN- “9"” marked degree of enthusiasm. The re-
declaroa the sh COMP“? h“ “cu’ port shows that there are 21,000 of
lmuiated‘osrninn which could be “1"" the Eagles in the country and the le-
ed into dividends were it not for the on u". added tour to that list last -
policy adopted by 0011110050” 3°“ evening in application. -
diet and bio conferorol- She I!“ w" , Plane fOI‘ I close initiation are being 3
oordlnsly that an injunction '30 grant made. This will be held next infilth II
ed restraining them longer from with-
holding dividends. that an order be
some time and it is expected that it ;;
will be the largest ever held in Nor- -
issued actually authorising I dividend. .
and that pending the settlement of the
walk. ..
W "
6|"th receiver tells charge of the coin-
Daily.
~°~-° ul t_______ is liillll
charge-I.
“Dimple Remedy From I. H. Dexter's
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I'OllMllt HINDINT HIM.
Frederick Bushman, of Auburn. N. Y.
Removed Them." bays loolety
Lady.
is the guest of m. and Mrs. AlnIlIe
Read. or Quintard avenue. for a short
time. Mr. Backseat is I eouaiu'of the , ;‘
genial 1215900th Jmh nucknm'af m. ”It Iklfl specialists «COM III .
the Connecticut Mossy. in Norwalir. that nothing Wild "in". ll? “‘0', '
identified mm are local railroedlus filgdtfym m «m then to
Ill V m rm ..
nee its early inferior hora. Mer- ”m "but 1 mm t” m with I .i
new drug. othlnewdouille strength; :3
that i bought.“ huh tar‘e which ..
ick Bucknnm is I letter carrier in Aliv
microfilm go. as Inna 1:
hum. having been so employed for the
last twenty-Ilia years. ' no, was horn
one nation of utilise is really re- ..
m M when ”plied It nlziit, 1,
at the dinosaur entire-
therein. m the rut have lio- .
it; «Is. All ounce is usually all
and during his visit in MI his yiflt-
ed the iml We! ‘ ,
work “WW
When you open it
you will find all the “zip" in n
the bottling who properly done.
and tile beer is alive and flush.
it will surprise your palate when
you taste it gloss of pure and de-
lirious iiuppel‘t's bear. it will
stimulate your tagged energies,
revive your strength and invig-
orate your nerves.
Magnet 8. Flynn
Quick Auto Delivery Everywhere
Phone 418
§
Telephone 721
for Next Winter’ 3 Com-
at Lowest Prices
(ha
HARRIS a? GANS .00.
08 m Street
Tl_l__e Famous Shoe
South Norwalll
THE LATESTSWES
“QUEEN
QUALiTY”
Style. Fit and Cannon proverbial"m A prec- . ,
lated by thousands of womentha
MW”.
who year in sadlyoar out will talre no substi-
, master-them.
"QM
i and”
Milton otter you dds noun
Moors: without extra cost.
not let us‘ show you the new styles to»
My; Shoes lo: all atall
TheWhlte Shoe Store
l‘fllililifli dollars?“
. nor iongwould‘ you
prises. "'
the Flynn Boot Shop '
.....
bottle of liuppa’rl‘s beer, because '
mosquito lays fr§ni 200» to 400 eggs
Home“; the ease laid at 300. end 'for
45. 000 m0)" can
3 hr 0.700, 500 more eggs"; 4:.
l it is a wrong thing to build a road
01‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ “ .
lnLtll Illuminati ‘
As it is known” that each female
hunch laying. *I'ilpilOIe We start with
only one healthy ileu- next spring Ind
ten days 160 of these will lay
in ten days onohalf of these will
in ten days one-half of there till!
lay 1.012, 600, 000 more eggs I
in ten” clays one-hair at these will
lay 151,875,000. 000 more eggs '
Take the females alone and you
have,
, 75337460000
506,260,000
3,375.00
22,600 .
250 . ‘
70 «7.147350
year. This is starting from only one
pair. As the marsh land is literally
covered with eggs and frost doesynot
hurt them. we will have more than
one pair to start operations with next
year. You need beyond live
broods to get the tim
Where would we be if the marsh
mosquito had so natural enemy? That
enemy is the klllle or mummio: he is
the first one there On every rise of the
tide, and in the nudges on the first H
,inch depth of water.
But where man in his ignorance in~
torfercd with nature’s work, the mos-i
.qulto has it all to himself and increasfi
l“ in numbers. The more men inter-f
lfcres with the natural drainage at a
salt meadow the more breeding places
lfornl
tncross a window and leave an outlet,
inu- mu: of n. This leaves the whole
genciosed purl waterlogged, an undls
lurbed mosquito purudlac This is
iouiy one of the many things our citi ’
sens haw done. and they keep at it.
ils increasing millions per month. each.
jyear many times worse than the pro
w. A. ammo 42 N. Main St—-Tel 502'
i
i is it am wonder the mosquito pest __ __
Plano Bargains
MAKE mom for our tail stock- we offer the“
following nukes of Pianos lit Bargain Prices:
Woodbury
Kroege: Spies
These Pianos were little used and taken in trade “ for.
our Player Pianos. Also several standard makes that ..
have been touted during the summer: Season, which
we offer at greedy reduced prices.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
104 Washington I
' Phone 30 ’
ills Royal Highness
the American automobllist, is the man
that we are catering to and in order.
to make his automobile trip a triump
ai procession we ask him to bring it to.
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and M
cilinery, put in new parts, put. his ea-
glue, brakes magneto, plugs, etc., in
good working order and make , hit
journey a pleasant oneby lack of In-
noyance by bringing his auto to l
{ ceiling your? Sooner or later the town
{will haw to spend the 87,000 to drain
the meadow to undo the work of its
rilizens. ii the people are content
with two more learn of torment so)
nothing of disease, it will be in two
gyears. '
if they wanted to they could stop
ilhis horrible nuisance in You weeks'
ilirue. The concern who did the work
ifrom Stamford to South Norwsik will
imake the same guarantee tot-destroy
icvery breeding place In the. territory.‘
;_(‘Jlii he no mosquitoes. i
The 'l‘oltelloko committee has mull)
Sprouts. endorsements, l'acts and fig"
Lures from all sections where the same
’work has been done and proved sue.
rcsai’ul, which can be seen and had
for the asking.
All the Connecticut shore will he
done in time; the people will demand
freedom to this block to progress, and
‘mey will get it. Will Connecticut
.'. a . . r. . .1.'.;a:.‘-:-,-j-_-:-;- .'.‘.;~_-,n;-
‘ ion 14. and the live per cent. bonds,
-,.-.:.;=;.,.:a-gv.,.;-:.:- . .:.'.;-_.‘.,2_
wall. for all our neighboring states to
set the example? is not Stamford.
with two years of freedom, example
enough? They did not wait for logis~i
lotion and eniorceluenl of legisintl0ll,;
they did it.
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iiilili II ll___i_ll illiii
‘ WALL STREET. 10:10 8. m.‘-Flll‘-i
ther hearty selling of U. 8. Steel char-i
Icterleod the opening or the market
today. U. 8. Steel Did. dropped II 1-2
points to 100 H, and the common}
, tor the year. Borstal-other ludustrials
, lost a paint. Utah Copper and interns-
lionel‘fitealn Punt-p advanced I point.
comparatively light and they hold
steady.
WAIL MEET, 11 a. law—awn“:
lion in the United Item Steel stocks,
dittons when hues quportlng orders
were hurried into the market to check
the headlong break. in the first cusp
tor of an hour of business U a. Steel
alone volume of selling. lhunch placed
it on a parity with the low figures of
last year; the metal-red 5 1-8 to
his to 100 1- i. Meanwhile the railroad,
list resisted and when the maritet be-
an to rally the Its'nderd stocks rose.
Union Pacific sold 1 1-4 above yeItIr-l
day’s closing. and Willard Pacific
Ind Lolligil Veley i.‘ U. ii. Steel mounta.
edtoflidsudtheprristmto
steal starts sustains
tritium I Mm of I point. but the;
:and without a brooding pluco lllul‘ei,
1 1-4 to 82 it. both new low rocordsl
v
also declined rapidly. including 00ml
trai Mather General Electric. and;
Pressed Btaol Car old. each of which‘
Trading in the railroad stocks was.
was ra'oidly approaching panicky eons '
slumped I H to 01 18 on In enor- "
10? H but the market was feverish . '
It the rally sundae gains in the rails "
rose stools were «cooled. The ’0. so; ,
dentin
slider-MI in tenant III lunch lair
58 WALL STREET,
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everythingjn the Option] Line ~~
Eyes Examined Free ,
0.15. Jackson
Optician
.—._..<.— ——.
4 Calls in 3‘ Days
BOOKKEEPER $l5 STENOGRA‘PHER $ro
STENOGRAPHER Slo BOOKKEEPER $rs
Young Men i’ in Deniand
{T PAYS YOU To ATTEND
MERRILL
Business COLLEGE
WE ASSIST YOU TO A POSITION
\
South ,Norw'alk
Stamford
Port Chester
if you prefer I medium Beer, neither very light nor dark. Irina
Plot Golden Dortmundar. it is I production made exeiuelveiym
the choicest barley malt and the costliest Bauer hose porch his.
grade b trimmer brown of this country. Get a case of $9”
OI. 0" Y
' How about I one or Pabst, either dark or light? col 1
one of 24 bottles. ’ . llll . ‘
Our success is due to friendly recommendations. We ran
ugliest you to give us In order tor the best Brewed Bottled Beer in."
the country. and perhaps you will resentment! us to others. as we Ina _
recommended to you.
Caste‘llano & Bardani
Prompt Delivery Iverywhero ”Railroad Avenue
Tel. 401.
sense I. case
NOTICE to Launch Ownem
tar us use your moms out or voun soar; "
‘MIAKIVTHI unseemly HIPMRI Inn Irons rr reef,
“ “res. so chases Ion arosAo‘a lr heralds;
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